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Dwelling Identity And The Maya Relational Archaeology At Chunchucmil Scott R Hutson

Name: Dwelling Identity And The Maya Relational Archaeology At Chunchucmil Scott R Hutson
SKU: BELL-4766966
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Dwelling Identity And The Maya Relational Archaeology At Chunchucmil Scott R Hutson instant download after payment.

Publisher: AltaMira Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.5 MB

Pages: 246

Author: Scott R. Hutson

ISBN: 9780759119208, 0759119201

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Dwelling Identity And The Maya Relational Archaeology At Chunchucmil Scott R Hutson by Scott R. Hutson 9780759119208, 0759119201 instant download after payment.

Dwelling, Identity, and the Maya offers a new perspective on the ancient Maya that emphasizes the importance of dwelling as a social practice. Contrary to contemporary notions of the self as individual and independent, the identities of the ancient Maya grew from their everyday relations and interactions with other people, the houses and temples they built, and the objects they created, exchanged, cherished, and left behind. Using excavations of ancient Chunchucmil as a case study, it investigates how Maya personhood was structured and transformed in and beyond the domestic sphere and examines the role of the past in the production of contemporary Maya identity.